Charge
Accounts
Opened
luring or
opportunitv
gnrut
$1
\Nheiher for sports, for
for the most formal 0c.
'our desire, in
and in quality whie
in the new great va
ed with this season ’3 near.
SPORT COATS
2.98"“ $25
And Up
Imitating th
son. Adapted to
$5.98 and up
to select a coat or wrap
mode with the true fashion-
h makes these
lue giving which' we have i
And Up
I
Clever Coats for Girls
the Sea-
s Wear.
e Smartest Styles of
the Younger Folk’
simple street “car, for mo-
casion here is your
in style with
favorites,
prices a revelation
nan-‘
DRESS COATS
3.111;”
:1... .
Ulsters and Overcoats
for Men and Young Men »' ’
Big burley plaid-back Ulsters; conserve;-
tive Chesterfields, self or velVet cellars; the
finest collection of Overcoats and U15ters
we ’ve-ever had.
$25 " and up '
Overcoats for Boys
—- very warm — very
They’ re verv stylish
erately priced.
durable -— and also very mod
$7.98" and *‘up
12— 14 NO. MAIN ST
Charge
Accounts
owed
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l
' ‘- [limdremg to Steve and Ethel 1.11."-
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14_,-1v..|..(-1-.1, to Pasquale and Rosie
l"i'illillfl..
1:7»imrotlu. to Michael and Helen'
1 , Szziniszlo.
. .— . ‘ {1.3 —(‘.1-111'1;‘-. in i..1.'11rcn('e {11111 Marga.-
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all. 113d Th1rty-n1n0i16-1.muo.1n \\ 111111111 and Sophia
. lhs. Th1rty Deaths and 116 'l”"'=1'"1t"“1[¢’ .1 M
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only-two Maruages. 1.1.1.1191»
1 ~1~—-'—-"4“ lfiw-rliulim'l. to Edward and 21111111
11111'1 the nwntli of September Arnold.
v.1- '11'1'1' recorded {it the olTice 01'128‘4103', to John and Sadie Black-
, l"- ll. ill‘l'in‘i‘i’. TC. Sillitil 1111: [UT— "1n“,
1T4 I' Sillilr‘il“ iiglll‘l‘h'. 'i‘lu-y BOA-«1.114113. to .'.11110 and Piel‘ina Be-
ll. 1‘ ".ii"l‘t.' were 39 children born. 1.4”“..an
.:.1, 11 111-11; 110121111111 were Sept. Dl‘nfllfi.
' . ; xvlhs 11ml 23 11111111111115 'l‘lH' z—Tlolcn Hose .tliree Gal's.
. . tor lin- monlh 111111211: 4H.._:\1.‘.Hi.. Brown. 43 years seven
1 ‘ -il'lll\'- months. 214 days. ‘
.u l1111111-l 11111.1 Mary . nlli- 4-10.11” 14111111. about 78 years.
4. »l<(111l11'n l". T'oekwcll 69 ' l
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to Til‘l‘ilr‘i't and Mary months. 15 (1111's 3'6““. three
. S—Thomns McGuire. 69 'ears I
11 illgilflci and Theresa :1...~(‘,4-()]'g(\ Huh", 50 veiling '
. :- 'o la 919:1 [Ill—Muggie Snnmr, 77 years.
21 James and Lucy 12—Fi'nhCiS Finnegan 70 years
Iii—«James Roerum. 8'6 vears .
, ' 111 James and Mary Ina?” l3——v\\'illi:1m Crowley. fill vears three
1. 1 ‘ 111919.!!! 1' months, two days (Norwich).
.1 1.111115 and Alma. Mas- 15—Williz1m \‘011 Dwingelo. 36 years
1‘1 --*l.. 10 months. 10 days. ’
1.. John and Pearl Clar-
:.1lph and Marie Au-
1 I . C‘lil
'i11cr and Amelia. Blur-i
w Stl'ven and Mary Bull‘s.
“1 l’uaqunlu and Conceta.
10 14111111511110 and Gesal-
wuuwvone.
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to Anthony
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and Frances
11 nd A nnie
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to Gloumno and Kather-
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. . '1 M. to Robert and Annie
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-"-1r\'. to Durland and Anna
"wavnrt.
"Arlen, to George and Mildred
V hulls.
1 ,".11|vi.
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'r1m: to Paul and Leslie Potters.
1 1111.1 to Louis and Irene chler
f 1...1 m Vlnccnzo and Josephine
%' 'r'llivllo.
:i'-,m&1n 1.0 Antonio and ME? P3"
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and Tillie
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Clement
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to Donald and Lillian
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Iii—James McKiernan, 70 years.
17~——Minor Hendricks, 84 years. one
month. eight days (Westport).
19—1\Inry chskes. 42 years, four
months, 10 days. '
20—Jcnnlc L. Toothlll. 57 years, three
months. the days.
20-—Cliarlcs Lannza, 26 years,
month. 11 days.
21—Hannah I’armeley. 80 years, sev-
en months, 15 days.
Ill—Ann Jessup. 89 years. 10 months,
15 days. '
I
one
23—John Kinzel. 69 years four
months. 18 days. '
23——-de1& Tuthlll, 73 years, two
month's. 15 days.
iii—Jane Hanna. 61 years. 10 months,
10 days (Norwich).
24-—-Anna Suech. 28 years.
26—Joseph Kurcbaher. two years, 28
days.
25—-Carrie Edwards, 42 years. five
months, 23 days.
26—Theresa Flynn, .
months. one day.
Zfiu—Mnrion Semple.
months. 22 dayl-
ZT—Mlldred Usher. four years.
months. 22 days.
28-Frederlck Mllls,’I 78 yearn. seven
months. 13 days. ‘
29—8amuei 7 livery,
months; :1: doom”. .,
35 Year!» nine
67 ‘yetrs. two
11
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6—Jose pli Inine and Annie Beatty.
1——l<‘1'.'1ncis 50011011] and I ouisc Recs.
1 1-.111 Marriages.
' 4~—-—Joscph Marine and Ruth Brown.
1-.41A- lnlm \lonuliun and Dorothy
frey.
320—011 mine Fiatino and Max 1.1 San-
F‘ if H: 1. '
M19”S_\i\1-s:iut‘ Burton and Sadie Gor-
1 (ion.
.1—-l<ich.1r'd l’odzclni and E tin Glas—
1 bolt.
i 9~1 [0\d Hopkins and Ltilu Finch.
13 1211113211 Franklin and Ma.) Sam-
I mans.
.1 ”Stephen Yirguiak and Mary Su-
1 hnzv
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2~——]{.11r\.c(k(tt and Grace Fay.
Q—Anlhony Tortorello and Anna Cl-
(‘13..
' ~Jumes Gilmore and Dorothy Cros-
by.
SO—VVillinm Hubbell and Elizabeth
i Slawson.
‘ Iii—Charles Lanza and Dora Eddy.
L’s—John \‘l’alterhouse and Othello
Artmann.
19 -——VValter Pianka and Stephanie
Fiedorczypk.
G—James Mahon and Mary Ryan.
4—Harold Stdngham and Loretta
Smith.
7—Conrad Chasnon and Catherine
Sullivan.
25—Peter Venezla and Jeanette Chap-'
pa (VVestport).
7—John Mutuskl and Elizabeth
Adesko (Wehtport).
ll—John Rooney and Helen Cuneo.
30—Cha'rles Buschbaum and Ethel
, Davis.
.TBEE STATE TBBBPS
BAIB REPUBLICAN
BASE IN BBBB
CQRK. Oct. 20 (The Associated
Press).——T11e arrest of H. 0’Mahony.a
Cork Republican. led yesterday to the
discovery of an important Republican.
base in this city. In 9. house on the
o
u
of Cork Noone Fianna. (a. military or-
firlsh Fenian bodies).
gence omcer seized a nurse amount-
ings, first and, outfits and provisions.
further blow against the Republican
iiiiANiBiB A3 LIBERALS
Isaid that where ri\'a
Grand Parade was found evlence that .
building was being used not only;u ,
headquarters for the Republican ‘pub- '
liclty campaign. but also as the center. .
ganizatlon named after the ancient '
Free State troops under an intelll-
of literature. typem'lte'm, field drca- '
1
WESI‘POR’I WOLIAIT f
15 ESDORSED FOR
STATE ASSEMBLY
\VESTPORT. Oct. 20-———At the Dem-
ocratic caucus in the Town Hall Wed-
nesday night. Dr. H. M. Ayres and Mrs.
George \Vright. aware endorsed for
representatives for the General As—
sembly.
Postmaster W..
_‘;Alil}BNN. NBBINEES
. Wood was elect-m
Anti - Prohibition Associa-1
RANGES ’
tion Endorses McLeanfea Chairman and iiss Amy Dodge. ‘7
secretary. .
and Speuacy' A Rollie , O. Beers ' presented . the; .
20 “Both [name 01 Dr. Ayres which was lm- MEETS E v ERY COOKING NEED. -
‘VASHINGTO\ OCt’ mediately seconded .and approved. . ‘ ~ ‘ -
es for Lnited States Senator
e 011 the list of 202~
ess which has=
the Association
Dr. Ayres said that owing to his
duties in Columbia university iii
would he 1mpossiblo- for him to 'gi1e
candidat
in Connecticut 111'
candidates for Congr
Be the help few or many in number, the most helpful
a. Candidate at the coming campaign. 1
' “The following were endorsed for.
ijustices or the peace: Rolie 0 Beers.
Dr. Ayres. Robert W. Post, Harry
national secretan 0
been endorse? 1311111011 amendment .verv much of his time to the duties , , . . . _ .
AmmSt the I 0 I 0.11 kl ”Wm” 9° With this P°Sitiom Notwith- hand in the kitchen 18 the range, providing it’s an up-to—date , .
as bang Hummus" B me 8" xstanding his protests he was listed as . 9 _ . - ,.
f the "gamzamn’ . Glenwood which lessens work, saves fuel'and makes necessary
1 candidates had!
organization would
lthough inclined to
in Con-
been endorsed the duties: real pleasure.
remain impartial. a
Priced From $39.00 and up.
favo r the candidate already Lauterach Rube” R. Mills. 8 k 2 .
ess Aug-u . 3
nghe association claims 350 0911 McDonald.
members. among them being R 11 v
Agassiz. Vincent Astor, Rex Beach ' a
Inln s Cobb. Waiter Damroseh Stuy- e Mam alt,"
Minnie Maddern
Fiske. Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus,
'Kermit Roosevelt. Claus A. Sprockles.
iAdmiral Yates Stirling. and Augustué
Thom
The candidates who
are George P McLean. Thomas J,
Spellacy. .Hart Fenn, R. P. Free-
man. John Q Tilson. Schuyler Mer-
ritt and J. P. Gl1nn. ._
_____'_________._—-—-
AUTOIST HELD RESPONSIBLE.
BRIDGEPORTw Oct. Zo—Coroner
J. J.Phelan yester rday found John Both
of Bridgeport .drlver of a lumber wa-
gon criminally résp0nsible for the
death 0: Edward Monsky. one year
old. The baby was playing near his
home. in Falrfield on Oct. 11. when
run over. The coroner’s finding says
that Both “had abundant time. ample
space and opportunity to avoid colli-
sion with the deceased."
Coroner-'Phelen yesterday sent his re.
‘ flice or the State's at-
rt to the o
fox-may and to Prosecutor Bacon Wake-
man of Foirfield. Both in? now under
vesant Fish Mrs
T
91121: demands
1 Del: “1;.sz
lotions and tonic:
In flu-fa” ..
are endorsed
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' Sold and whine! '
{M on!lb of ”ya
90111002114ng
Converse Basketball Shoes
Used by championship teams and endorsed by leading
coaches throughout the ecuntry. _
. Designed for speed, teamplay and ail-round efiectiveness
.and worthy of your consideration.
HensSuotlonSoles $3.50; Boys ...... $3.00
1.. '11. Ayers ’ _
I55 Washington St. Keel"; 31111111119.
South fies-walk. Conn.
Ham's You Tned Our
FRENCH AND DANisn PASTRY
fresh Daily '1 . l: . _
1113 thought the raid will prove a. _ ‘ ’
Norwalk Chronicler